We promote community health through comprehensive health education, nutrition programs, and improved access to healthcare services.
Impact: Over 2,000 community members reached through health initiatives, 500+ children receiving nutritional support.
Get InvolvedWe work to create safe environments for children through awareness campaigns, child rights education, and support systems.
Impact: Established 10 child protection committees, rescued 50+ children from child labor situations.
Get InvolvedWe provide vocational training, adult literacy programs, and entrepreneurship skills development to enhance economic opportunities.
Impact: 500+ youth trained in vocational skills, 200+ small businesses established.
Get InvolvedWe promote sustainable agriculture practices, climate-resilient farming, and food preservation techniques.
Impact: 1,000+ farmers trained in climate-resilient practices, 50,000+ trees planted.
Get InvolvedWe improve access to clean water, sanitation facilities, and promote hygiene practices in communities.
Impact: 5 community water projects completed, 10 schools with improved sanitation facilities.
Get InvolvedWe empower women and promote gender equality through economic empowerment programs, leadership training, and advocacy.
Impact: 300+ women in economic empowerment programs, 20+ GBV survivors supported.
Get InvolvedWe reduce stigma around mental health issues through community education, support groups, and access to counseling services.
Impact: 1,000+ community members reached through mental health awareness, 50+ support group members.
Get InvolvedOur programs have directly benefited over 5,000 community members across Kisii County and neighboring regions through various initiatives and interventions.
More than 500 youth have participated in our empowerment programs, with 70% reporting improved livelihood opportunities and enhanced skills for employment.
Community health initiatives have contributed to a 30% reduction in waterborne diseases in target communities and improved maternal health outcomes.